Social events and club notices from Prescott church groups
The society column lists a pot luck supper at First Methodist Church Thursday night, a Friday evening meeting of a needlework club at Mrs. Garrett Story’s home, and a Southwest Garden Club Zone gathering at Prescott First Methodist with registration at 10 30 a m and luncheon at 2 50 p m at Lawson Hotel. The Melody Maids meet at 10 o clock at Glianne Graves’ home with Patsy Bright in charge, Brownie Troop 1 led by Mrs. Manuel Hamm meets Saturday at 1, and the Spring Will P T A holds its last meeting of the year at 7 30 Monday night. Nandina Garden Club met March 27 at 7 30 in Mrs. T. J. Compton’s home with co-hostess Mrs. Wayne and Taylor. Laymen’s League of the First Christian Church hosted a covered dish supper at Fellowship Hall with Tra D Crewdson speaking on Fellowship of Evangelism and Bibles awarded to the top Sunday school entrants. About 75 people attended.
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First Methodist
Prescott
Lawson Hotel
Melody Maids
Glnanne Graves
Patsy Bright
Nevin
T. J. Compton
H. C. Green
Charles Carson
William P. Hurtle- Bree
Hospital Notes Maria Chester Admits Moynihan in Memphis
Mrs Corinne Moynihan of Memphis was admitted to hospital according to the latest notes from Hospital Notes. The patient is identified in the briefing as Corinne Moynihan, with Memphis listed as residence.
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Corinne Moynihan
Memphis
Weekend Kitchenware Sale Brightens Home Stocks
A complete line of plastic and aluminum ware merchandise highlights the shop’s kitchen offerings. Customers are invited to visit this weekend to see the stock and browse items for all kitchen needs.
National Crime Probe Pushes On Amid Protests
The Kefauver crime crusade gains momentum as the National Council of Churches calls churches to help curb moral delinquency and oppose legalized forms of gambling. New York officials push for grand jury actions on Saratoga gambling while Chicago and Newark probe fixers in college basketball scandal. Local notices list discharged and admitted individuals in Hope and surrounding towns.
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Associated Preas
Kefauver Committee
Churches of Christ
USA
New York
Thomas 2
Dewey
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Kefauver
Wiley
Senate
Chicago
Chicargo
Fay
New York City
Cigertet
Newark
Clubs Seventeen Members Join Green Laster Home Demo Club
Seventeen members including two new inductees attended Friday's meeting at Mrs. Fred Hunt's home. Creed and devotional from Acts were recited and song followed. The president led business, reports were given, and refreshments served by Mrs. Hunt with Mrs. Sam England assisting. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Ernest Ross.
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Green Laster Home Demonstration Club
Fred Hunt
Sam England
Lloyd Collier
Hunt
Ernest Ross
Hinton Home
Stella Adams
Fayetteville
Adams
Edd Black
Brown
Vancille Black
Spinis Cox
Lynn Jones
Smith
Oscar Rider
Patmog Club
Borrowing Trouble in a Widower Romance
Dorothy Dix advises letting jealous misgivings go and embracing the chance with a widower. She says every man has past loves, but the woman’s role is to accept him as her last and best, warning against allowing a ghost of former loves to ruin happiness. Mary and Georgia weigh marriage versus careers, with Dix urging true love as the sole binding motive and cautioning against marrying without strong feeling.
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Dorothy Diss Pan
Mather
Miss Dix
Tam
25 Years Ago Today From Files of Star of Hope
A 1926 clipping recalls March 29 events with mention of W C Mamoo and local chamber activities. It notes visitors in Ashdown and Mena, and contains a long, unclear piece about marital advice and a sanatorium suggestion, released by The Bell Syndicate.
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Star of Hope
W. C. Mamoo
Natson
Vondlity
Agiagine
United State Chamber of Commerce
Elty Today Cattiia
Chamber of Commerce
Actress Picked as Lady Godiva in Coventry Contest
A pretty British entrant from 11 candidates was chosen to reenact Lady Godiva’s finnamus pede for June 23. Miss Ann Wrigg, over four and a half feet tall, with a 86 inch waist and 137 inch hips, discussed her background and interest in horses during the interview. Sally Rand, the famous American dancer, was among seven U.S. entrants considered for the role.
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Coventry
Eng
Mareltata
Lady Godiva
la Dayoar
Olf Ann Wrigg
Peteran
Sally Rand
Misa Randanata
Wagmeyer
Miss Wrigg
Ania
Monts
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Jett B. Groves
First Methodist Church
Garrett Story
Frank UN Horton
Manuel Hamm
Nandina Garden Club
Nandina Garden Clut
Christian Church Fellowship
Maria Chester Hospital
Coffee Maxwell House
Mackerel Csirons
TEA Maxwell House
Cns
Gerbers
Lima Beans
Dog
Birds Eye
Oleo
Midwest
L.c. Tuner
Hope
W. BR
Hoover
Fulton
Riley Kitchens
Lewisville
William E. Findley
W. W. Ellen
N. BP
O'Neal
Cecil Sprague
Charles O. Thomas
Tony Simmons
Gordon
Irl Herting
Cecil Bittle
Lynn Franks
Vester McRoy
David Wilson
Washington
Haby
Nancy Ann Lee
Buckner
N. G. Cogar
Normin Harrison
Lewis
Ville
Green Laster
Hinton
Dorothy DIX
Misssix
Mary
Georgia
Mo H. Martow
Mrink Howson
Me. Steaaoh
Ashdown
J. Ackier
Hoy
Mena
cKay
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Tie Gate Emnaly
Monkey Business
Aangar Sports Sun
Nant
Errol Flynn
Dean Stockwell
Cartoon
Lunke
James Whitmore
Starret
Pirate
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